The fact that this woman Galana could be accepted into the Alliance was something I didn't expect. Truth be told, this orc has almost disappeared from my memory.

The last time she was in my sight was for assassinating Varian, and she was arrested for a long time. I was surprised when she appeared in Orgrimmar, the capital of the tribe, and she was even more surprised.

I thought she was dead, she thought I wasn't there either.

She came to the Clan to match a partnership with the Alliance, which I didn't expect. I looked at her mouth and thought to myself that she had killed Ryan back then. The scene of Wrynn.

I didn't see how she drew her dagger and stabbed King Ryan to death, but when she stood in front of me, especially now that I had to think so.

That time, as the hero of the tribe, she was on the side of the humans, but she betrayed the humans and killed the human king. This time she became a member of the Alliance, on the side of the Alliance, to lobby the Horde.

Garrosh had heard of this woman, and her story was a legend. But Garrosh didn't make a good impression of anyone who sided with the Alliance, not even the pacifists who joined Silver Dawn or the Senarion Council.

Garrosh asks her what she wants, explaining the importance and necessity of working together to defeat the Twilight Cult, and saying that she wants revenge.

Garrosh scoffed at her reasoning, and he was disdainful of getting on good terms with the Alliance, let alone avenging the woman. He told her to go to the Alliance for help, and the tribe refused to cooperate with the Alliance.

Garona's first attempt to seek tribal cooperation failed, perhaps because of the creation of people, and a series of events that followed made Garrosh finally choose to cooperate with this "tribal traitor" once.

The Horde landed near the Twilight Heights and found that it wasn't particularly far from the Alliance's base. The loss is that it is very far away, and of course it is not very close to avoid more violent conflicts, but conflicts are still unavoidable.

Later, Garrosh led the follow-up support troops to march in person, and Norrend in the north is an extremely harsh place, but the environment and climate here are not a little stronger than that of Northrend.

But Garrosh was attacked as soon as he arrived, and I was on the same ship as him, and the fleet was attacked by the Twilight Dragon before we could get ashore.

The airship I was riding in with him fell from the sky.

It feels so fucking disgusting.

Our fleet was badly damaged, many people died, and Garrosh turned out to be missing.

The boss is missing! When I found out about this, I directed all my efforts to search for it, and on the other hand, I made the news blackout here. It is forbidden to send this news back to Orgrimmar.

At that time, I had only one thought, I must find Garrosh, to see people alive and corpses to death. At the same time, I was already thinking about what to do if Garrosh died.

Ha! If Garrosh is really dead, it is not in line with my psychological expectations, so this news must not be spread before I have thought about what to do, and I ask all the generals to go all out to find Garrosh, and whoever dares to talk nonsense before determining Garrosh will be executed.

At the same time that our fleet suffered huge losses, there were reports of the discovery of the Dragonmaw Clan that had been lurking here for many years.

The Dragonthroat Clan was a very important armed force of the tribe at that time in the Orc War, and the reason why it is called the Dragonthroat Clan is that they are good at enslaving and controlling those dragons.

Back then, under the covert operation of Deathwing, the red guardian dragon was ridden by this clan under the crotch for a long time. Later, when the war ended, the Red Dragon Queen was rescued, and the clan was dispersed and disappeared from all else.

Now it is found that the clan not only did not perish, but survived strongly, and thrived here. Because of the damage to the troops, I decided to contact this clan after consulting with several kings, and if they are willing to join the tribe, it is best, and if they are not, as long as they don't cause us trouble, don't tear their faces for the time being.

At that time, I was still very confident that they would be able to join the tribe, and many of the surviving generals at that time were members of the Warsong clan, and as members of the old tribe, they should still have a sense of mutual identity. But after the real contact, our messenger touched the dust.

At this time, the chief of the Dragonthroat Clan, King Moghall, was not only disapproving of us, but also full of hostility, which surprised me. This is the exact opposite of what I expected and what almost everyone expected.

At that time, many people said that if we would destroy this clan first, I would not want to destroy them, but at this time, our situation would be even worse if we started with them, not to mention the uncertainty of Garrosh's life and death.

That's when Galona came to the door, and she said she was willing to help us, and the first thing I thought about was whether this woman would bring bad luck.

She already knew about Garrosh's disappearance.

For a moment I suspected that she had something to do with it, really, I couldn't help but suspect it. Now that she says she can do us a favor, I have to wonder even more about her motives.

You tell me?

She said that she had a good personal relationship with Zairah, the Overseer of the Dragonmaw Clan, and that she was willing to convince her.

I can only say that she can try her plan, just try, and we will wait and see what medicine she sells in her gourd later.

And what she told us after returning from the Dragonmaw Clan made me laugh straight away, she said that she was going to make a coup d'état and overthrow the current leader of the Dragonmaw Clan, with Zairah as the leader, and then the Dragonmaw Clan could join the tribe.

I asked her why, why. She said that this Lord Moghall was originally an overseer of the Dragonroar Clan during the Old Horde, and that this guy was very average in the Old Horde period, and that the Dragonthroat Clan was defeated in the Orc War, and he ran back to the Orc hometown, Broken Northrend, where they later helped Illidan train some dragon knights. This guy disappeared after the Outland War, and now he is here and the leader of the Dragonroar Clan.

But for the descendants of the Dragon's Throat Clan, this guy's character and determination are no longer in line with the future of their clan, and now the world is in chaos, and the Dragon's Throat Clan must find a backer if they want to gain a foothold and not be wiped out.

So, as the leader of the new generation of Dragonmaw Clan, Overseer Zairah decides to accept Garona's advice and join the Horde.

We agreed to her suggestion, but we didn't provide much help, it was basically up to them, and we only sent a few people to assist them in this coup. But when I was making a plan, in order to prevent them from tricking me, I let the assassins sneak in in advance, and if they did do it, I would watch and help, and if it wasn't, they would come back alive.

At this time, the god of luck took care of the tribe, and Garrosh found it.

He didn't die, he was just injured. When he heard about what had happened in the past few days, he agreed.

At that time, I had the best hopes and prepared for the worst. But the results were good and in line with my psychological expectations. Lord Moghall's head was placed in front of us.

At this point, Garrosh gave a great welcome to the Overseer Zaira, who had come to surrender, and also praised Garona, who planned and carried out the operation. In this way, new members were added to the tribe, and Garona also gained the trust of the tribe initially.

Later, the raid on the Twilight Fortress was the vanguard and main attack of the tribe, which had a lot to do with Garona.

After Garrosh returned, he welcomed new members to join, but he also carried out a major internal purge. And this purge continued until the end of the war.

As I said, the power of the Elder Gods is inaccessible to mortals, and they only bow down to the Elder Gods, so there are many people who have fallen to the Elder Gods in the whispers of the Elder Gods after reaching the Twilight Heights.

Later, it turns out that our itinerary is actually known to Deathwing, because we have a traitor in the middle. The arcane mage Saulanok, who assisted Garrosh in the war against the Lich King, betrayed his chieftain.

Garrosh was annoyed by this, but on the other hand, he also deeply realized that the Elder God's ability to control the mind was so powerful.

Now, right now, Garrosh is going to fulfill his ambition, one of them...... Hehe, that's what you need.

No, no, Garrosh certainly didn't become a slave to the Elder Gods, at least not yet, but he had already experienced what that power was. This is completely different from the feeling they felt after drinking the blood of the devil.

Garrosh is not stupid at times.

Garona has been diligent since her return to the tribe, she has always been at the forefront, she is very active in investigating, and then she tries to participate in every battle. She said her wish to end Gugar with her own hands.

Garrosh praised the orc's drive, and the ears that the orcwoman brought back with each battle were amazing.

But he still didn't like this orc from the bottom of his heart, because she was a mongrel.

The addition of the Dragonmaw Clan made Garrosh very satisfied, especially since the Overseer named Zaira received a very high favor from Garrosh. Not only did she continue to serve as the chief of the Dragonmaw Clan, but she also left an important position for the Dragonmaw Clan at the top of the tribe.

Zaira was flattered by such treatment, she certainly knew who Garrosh was, and his father's reputation was as thunderous as any orc.

With the help of the Dragonmaw Clan, the Tribe's march into the land was much smoother, and although the Dragonmaw Clan was devoid of dragons at this time, Garrosh assured them that he would help them regain the glory that belonged to their clan.

Garrosh knows how to incite people's hearts, and it is also under his instigation that the Dragonthroat Clan is really dead.

Now the Dragonthroat Clan and the Blackstone Clan are all back in the arms of the Horde, huh...... The end of your alliance is not far off.